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How will U.S.S. Kidd’s temporary relocation affect the downtown museum?

The U.S.S. Kidd is expected to be absent from downtown for at least a year as it undergoes repairs too extensive to be completed while docked in Baton Rouge, WBRZ reports.

Opinion | The City Park petition: A response from BREC Superintendent Corey K. Wilson

Editor's Note: This was written by BREC Superintendent Corey K. Wilson in response to...

Two proposed subdivisions off Old Scenic Highway to go before Planning Commission

The Planning Commission next month will consider two new large subdivisions that local developers are proposing off Old Scenic Highway. 

Economists point to need for child care in easing labor shortages

In a research note about this morning’s jobs report, the chief economist at consulting...

Baton Rouge independent film about escaping gang violence screens Aug. 19

While Director Scott Sullivan developed the concept, he says he partnered with East Baton Rouge District Attorney Hillar Moore to make it happen. The film will be part of a curriculum Moore’s office will roll out later, possibly early next year.

How better articulating requests can move mountains at work 

Even the most effective leaders recognize how much is outside of their control, but one thing we all have agency over is how we communicate with others.

Tiny Abode Interiors is bringing a dose of design to college dorm rooms

The result is Tiny Abode Interiors, a full-service design business catering to college students and their often smaller-than-average living accommodations. 

How Gage, other tech providers are incorporating AI into their business model

Gage Telephone Systems, a Baton Rouge-based managed technology service provider, is joining other technology companies in incorporating AI systems into their services, specifically as it relates to detecting potentially malicious activity involving information technology. 

How do Louisiana home prices compare to neighboring states?

Louisiana home prices are growing—but they’re growing at a slower pace than other Southern states. 

Receiver argues Allen Stanford is trying to ‘hijack’ victims’ settlements

Allen Stanford, who has been convicted of leading a multibillion Ponzi scheme that ensnared numerous Baton Rouge investors, is challenging settlements that would allow victims to recoup some of their losses.